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By RAWR-Designs, 10 Sep 2010, 12:30 GMT

This is a reboot of the hugely popular HFS Live template created by Alvaro "Chrno" Quezada. The template does not use table markup, and uses jQuery quite heavily to perform modern HFS functionality. It features the same custom icons, look and feel, that the old template...

RAWR-Player

By RAWR-Designs, 14 Aug 2010, 11:59 GMT

RAWR-Player is a dynamic flash player that interacts with the templates we create. It can also be used as a standalone. RAWR-Player features context menu items, dynamic theme and a simple interface. It supports .mp3 .flv .m4a .mov .mp4 .3gp; almost any container that uses the H264 codec.

RAWR-Template

By RAWR-Designs, 14 Aug 2010, 13:36 GMT

RAWR-Template is a completely re-written hybrid between the ToG and Terayon. It is the first major distributed template for HFS to fully make use of the macro system. This new template technology has provided the HFS template engine with more power and versatility.

Terayon

By RAWR-Designs, 14 Aug 2010, 12:36 GMT

Terayon is based on the phpBB theme "Terayon V2b". It has been ported and modified to work on rejetto HFS. Terayon is a feature rich template that will make any high bandwidth server look the part.

Thumbnail & Preview Generator

By RAWR-Designs, 14 Aug 2010, 11:46 GMT

The Thumbnail and Preview Generator is an application written in Visual Basic .NET  to ease the batch processing of images. It is a flexible program that can be used for much more than its intended purpose.

Thunderchicken of Glory

By RAWR-Designs, 14 Aug 2010, 13:18 GMT

The Thunderchicken of Glory is a lightweight, feature packed template. It is written and maintained by forum operator Christopher "That Stevens Guy" Stevens. The ToG has a long history with rejetto HFS and is still very popular today.

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